Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-02

ANoNuCu Alt krChlCck utlRu
 shortly before noon when a veritabls
 panic was developed. No attention va
 pald by brokers to fractions in sales
 made by them and the fluctuations were
 so Wild that sales were sometimes from
 nNe to ten per cent apart. Stock bought
 near the opening were thrown over
 when The break occurred, and this sell.
 ing completed the demorslized specula-
 tors. Wall Street was the scene of more
 excitement than has been witnessed
 since the May panic of 1885. No fail
 ures are announced.
 LONDON, Conn, June 25.-The four
 mile straight away race between the
 Tale and University crews occurred this
 morning. At the two mile flag Penns
 had the lead of two lengths, but lost the
 race owing to bad steering.
 LOUISVILLE, June 2j.-General James
 Feed, prominent republican and At-
 torney General under President Lincoln, died this morning at the age of 76.
 LONDON, June 25.-The government is considering the offer by winch a subsidy ot nifty thousand pounds yearly, will se- cure three lines of tirst-clGss steamers on the trsns-Cans sdisn route to the east. Que line to connect with the Pacific ter minus of Canadian Pacific railway with Australia,
 NEW YORK. June 25.-On the request of the district attorney the judge order ed Jacob Sharp to be hereafter kept in close confinement. The cause of this WAS the district attorneys statement to the court that he had been informed that an attempt woud be made to carry Sharpe beyond the jurisdiction of the court.
 SALINAS. Cal., June 25-Attorney Dal- mas continued his argument for the de- tense ID the Simmons case, this fore noon, follow up bis attack of yester- day on the railway company. and the methods which have been employed Tn the case by the company. The case will probably go to the jury tonight.
 VIRGINIA. New. June 25.-The fire in the Gould < Curry mine was brough. under control at 9:30 thIs morning and sll efforts now are being directed to res cue the six imprisoned men. The dam- age to the niue by flames IS no. serious. The fire occurred ID the bcb station at the fifteen hundred foot level, fn e space twenty five by 70 feet in extent. Deaths were caused by the smoke arising to the four hundred foot level, and the danger for the remaining siX men IS through the smoke trsversing through the vsri- ous drifts from the station. The secre- taTy of the mine says, if the air pipes have passed through the fire all right, the six men will be saved.
 LATRR-At noon the fire had been completely exiinguished, and the cage had been lowered to the thirteen hun dred foot level in an endeavor to reach the imprisoned men.
 2 D. m.-The rescuIng party have been driven back by the smoke and flames, and nothing is yet definitely known about the fate of the imprisoned men.
 GLASGOW, June 25-The Thistle won the prizes, covering the course m four hours and six minutes and forty-tive seconds. The Irex was four hours, eighteen minutes and forty-fve seconds.
 GLASGOW, June 25-The yachts Thistle and IreK started srom Rothessy to-day, on their fifty mile race. There was brisk breeze at the time. The Thistle at once took the lead.
 CoSRY ISLAND, Jure 25-The mile race today was won by Bonanza. a Califor uia bred horse, Time 43ls.
 NEW YORK, June 25-The stock mar ket opened tame, but generally firm. ss buying orders from London were being received. There is feverish undertOne and the recovery from yester- days semi panic IS slow. This being A half holiday, Ithere is no demand for stocks m the loan crowd, and no rate for money.
 CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 25.-Messrs. E. A. Crumb and Geo, ID. BsslipgsOn. bankers aud brokers assigned this morn- ing. The failure grows out of the wheat panic in Chicago.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky, June 25.-Three large tobacco warehouses. occupying a block on Main and Market streets, burned this morning. Loss S3JO.OOO; insured.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 24.-The Exam iner's Washington special says: Adiu- tant General Drum says the transfer of Capt. Lawton, 4th Cav, from the depart ment of Arizona to this city, IS ID no sense a reflection upon that officer, but on the contrary Is an evidence of the es- teem in which he IS held at hesdquar- ters. General Drum explains that It was the intention of the department to a cavalry camp in the neigh borhood of Fort Meyer, near Washing ton.
 NEW YORK, June 24.-The Catholic Review has received a csblegram from Rome. stating that the visit of the two papsl envOys to Ireland IS purely on ec- matters.
 SAN FRAScIsco. June 2I.-Wheat steady, barley easier, buyer 'S1. ll7's: corn, California. large yellow l l5; small yellow. 1. .17I9; white, l2ll5; silver bars, 26 and F.
 RoHSERvILLK, Cal, April PA hesvy earthquake was felt at 9:l6 thIs morning lasting about 10 seconds. The people were badly scared, running out of their houses. Vibrations were towards the south. No damage reported.
 VIRGINIA CIrY, New, June 2i.-FIres have broken out ID several of the levels Df the Best S Belcher and Gould X Curry, Some fifteen or twenty miners .re imprisund and there is but little hope for escape. Great excitement pre- Tails and every effort possible IS being made to rescue the miners from imml- lent peril. The latest report IS that all he imprisoned miners will sutfocste lnless they get immediate help.
 CHrcAao, Ills. June 25.-A special rom Winnipeg says that secret orders nave been issued 10 the local volunteer Datallious, to hold themselves m resdI- ness for active servIcs. It is believed to 1e a ruse on the part of the Dominion to send volunteers west inder the preteIt inst another uprising ,mong the Indians IS imminent.
 It IS claimed that the purpose Of the is to prevent Manitoba rom building the proposed railway to he boundary, and troops are to be stationed here to accomplish that end.
 GLOBE, A, T., June 27.-About ten o'clock last night Mexican greatly ex- ,ited made hIs appearance ID Globe and his escape from large l body of Indians in the vicinity of Coy l lte Holes, twelve miles distant from Lis place, who particularly inquired the number of men in Globe, and when be eplied @ great many, was told that be ned; that there were not that many snd that they were going to Globe and II would be in ashes before SIX o'clock ID